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SpEc1A1r1rs F OR Tn Ho11nAxs.
SEATON PERRY,
(Succesor to PERRY 4 BROTHER,

sEATON PERRY.
G,uccesor to PERRY 4 BRorHRRS
FANCY ms, GERMAN 9sdA LINEN pAMAsK, LUNCH
JOHN 8 BROWN SONS WHITE IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAPKINS,
ALL SIZES, TO MATCH
EXTRA VALUES" IN ALL LINEN TOWELS AND
NAAIPEKINS FROM &1.oO TO eco DOLLARS PER
LOWEST PR1cEsr ON CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
AND MARsEILLES QUILTS.
NOVELTIES IN SILK UMBRELLAS, WITH GOLD.
INGS AND NATURAL STICKS RANGING
FROM o. 81 TO sl2 EACH
sER AS2 zNP
TREFETssE AND PERINoTs KID GLOVES
NEW SILK hosiery AND IMPORTED JERSEYS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAIl4LE FRANCAIsE,
PHGGWSG aa+ Sks3,r sATINs AND vELvETs Al
xsb Nn RWkISSks 81 CLOTH WRAPS
ELEGANT PLUSH WRAPS. JACKETS. AND
SAGQUES. RANGING FROM s16 TO $50.
ESPECIAL BARGAINS" IN ATWOOD DRESS
G G9R SA,E AZ n s37 40. AND &c., SUITABLE
NEW CHRISTMAS CALICoEs. AT &c. and &c.
u JUST OPENED A SUPERB STOCK OF THE
L LAp IyT , N2}HElTIEs IN EVENING GAUzEs
E.PASGX{ ,eooDs FOR THE HOLIDAYS A
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
a. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY Building, Pennsylvania ava, cor 9th st.
Established 1S4O. dit
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BCYING HOME II POoRHOUsE.-A special
. on Indianapolis says; John Benson, an old man
llJl.t A single relative In the world. appeared
Z re The county Commissioners "Wednesday and
te,gSei - InisslOu 10 be allowed TO spend the re-
E..ldsf 81 ms life IN the county poor asylum and
=. an induce meut TO them 10 comply 70 his re-
guest exhibited receipts from a safety deposit
oOllpany m -. Louis showing that he had 5000
n Government tOnos, which ne was willing TO
r>-rath 10 the county at his death He had lost
1connsience IN humanity, and reached the con-
eu-lOn that he would be safer In the poorhouse
than any where else. HIS proposition was ac-
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WooLES MANU- AcruRERs Form AN Assocr..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the principal woolen
ahu wofsted manufacturers OF the United states
met In New YORK yesterday ana adopted a SCI of
ruies IN regard 10 cash and credit sales The meet
iass ORGANIZATION was made permanent, the ON
secretary. A permanent name ssThe Associafion,
OF WOODEN and Worsted Manufactures and Com
mission Houses, was adopted, and a treasurer
VIII ACT under the general direction OF the prest
dent OF the American Protective Tariff League
An agreement 10 make annual contrtpurions wss
mad ana the members who signed the agreelnep.
70 establish custom-house espionage subscrivss1
$4,000 within a few minules
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AHERNoON,

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNIM.
coRNEk on TiRsT AND IiNaAN sTREfTs,
saSsE s p b1Is r.
AND 1 AND NJ sTREETs NORTHEAST; AND
SfT&EEN sIooNSS AND II THi III K AND DIX < And Nd
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District q Colu biA passed the LIST day -
Of Decsmber. 1887. in rauity Cause No. s42p. / Il
WEDNESDAY, THE TWEST III : ST DAY u De
GENDER 1857, ~ FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. al OF lots
numbered eghty-three (S3l eighty -four go, and the
south hall Of lot numbered ninety three t93 In Threl
thereon
AND or THURSDAY. THE rwENrY.srcoNp
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1857, Al FOUR OCLoOk
auction ali Of Original lots sht ,sl nine o. Ten pSH o
thirteen l3l and A. in square numbered seven hum
dred and forty eight all OF lots numbered thIrty
fhsee 49, % 90 thirty. thirty EIGHT
four t44l forty (45) forty-six t46 forty seven
t4Il forty t4S) forty nine t4el nifty (5o hfty-
one ODD hfty-two 152l nifty three $3.50, nfty -four
eight tos) and ffty-nine (59l in Iatrick obonno-
shues subdivision OF square numbered seven hundred
and forty nine 49) al OF said real being stu
ated in the District Of COLUMBIA and will sold in the
order named.
Terms of sale, provided by the decree are: One
third of the purchase money in cash onethrd one
With interest ON the deferred payments al cash At
the option Of the purchaser The deferred payments
to be secured BY deed of trust the real sold
deposit of $50 will oe required each piece par
comply with the terms of sale within ten days after
the day Of sale the property will be resod the risk
and cost of the defaultins purchaser. All convey.
anclng and recording at the Cost OF the purchaser.
l. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co. kScts. ds-dSds
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MAMMOTH ocK.x srx,xxxs-rhe steamers ~,

MAMMOTH OCEAN STEAMKRs-The steamers City
~ NeN lOrS AID City Of Paris, which are being
eli' IOf the lhfnan and International Co., OF Liver
Oh lot tns transatlantic service. Will he 525 feet
.ols Oh IN water line. or $50 feet over all; t3L
~ oedH ahu az let moulded depth. Their gross
y lhaet VIII Je Ten thousand tons each Each
,' VII nav Two sets OF engines, each set dr,y
- separate Stew To prevent the vessels from
ling badly they VII be provided with a rolling
: agiDeI Alitai IN character 70 that which mas
= = ntted ~ some OF the large British war ships
= IN SesSeis nAse oern specially arranged so that
eAey can oc asaliaoie as armed cruisers
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UMBRELLAS.

UMBRELLAS
Our trade in Umbrellas has been larger than usual
We have Just replenshed our stock with fine selec-
ton of Gold, Silver and Natural Wood Handles
Prices. $3.50. SO. $3.50. "a, 3d. SO and up to sl5.
GLORIA Umbrellas, with Gold Silver and Agate
Handles So 1925 and $3.50
we buy Umbrellas from the best makers-Amasa
Lyon Isaac Smith, New York, and have imported from
NirgaI Middleton Co., London, fine assortment of
Silk Umbrellas in Natural Wood Sticks
WALKING CANES.
New DESIGNS. comprising Etched Silver Gold and
buckhorn Heads, mounted on the most fashionable
sticks.
b H. sTINEMETZ son,
al l237 Pennsylvania Ave. next to cor 18th st.
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VIOLENT STORM IN TIE WEST INDIEs.-The
steamer SaInana, 1rOm Hayti, which arrived at
New York yesterday, reports that on December o
a heavy gaze prevailed In the West Indies, and
tLlt on entering the port OF POrta Plata the
steamer valnly sought a place OF safe anchorage
ior Two hours, anc IS obliged toput 10 sea again
>lc returned the next day, when the weather was
cl4iner. several vessels are reported wrecked on
u. coast % the island OF HaytL Ali vessels In the
InIf Uf Monte Cursti were blown ashore. A coast
wisr schooner was ClpslZed while entering Cape
- tien, and thirteen VI the fifteen men ON board
were drowned.
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SwISBrRNE LANNON'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mas puoisLed lainpoon on Gladstone under the
Tile OF ''Citoyen TartufYe." Pierre Joyense was
or Toulouse, according TO The birthplace OF ths,
people he seeks 10 deceive. He began political life
as clerical roy aist but changes with every
VI rrencn politics until the Restoration OF the mon
areny. when ne disappears forever under a uniyer.
sal vomit OF disgust.
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TRADE W1rH Us FRrrLr
AND WE WILL

- nAOE w LIN OS u hkELx
AND WE WILL
PROTECT YOU FULLY.
dorsemsnt Of large number Of people. whom origi-
nally made by ~ three years ego. We having lived
up to the letter and spirit Of our part, they-THE
PEoPLE-of their motion settled the question Of
our business existence BY
TRADING WITH Us FREELY.
We clinched the contract by
PROTECTING THEM FULLY.
Mems Sack Suits, strictly all wool. es.75 upward.
Mems Getaway Suits. strictly al wool. 49.75 up
Men: Prince Albert suits strictly all WOOL ais so
boys Suits. ares IL to 49, c. v. and p. all WOOL
Children's Suits. ages to Is year.. % upward
MEMS ovERcoATs
$3.50. s5.25. s5.s7. $3.50. $3.50. sS75. %. s9.75.
upward.
BOYS ovERcoATa
Ages 13 to lS year,.
e4.12. s4.25. &5S7. $3.50. sI75. ss.75 upward.
CHILDREN's ovERcoATs.
Ages to 12 years
Sl25, o2.75. S312. $3.50. 1887, e4.25. o450 up.
MEMS PANTALooNs.
sI75. s225. $3.50. ears, s2.s7. $3.50. s3s7. o.
upward
Do not make purchase of READY.MADE CLOTH.
ING without callingat
VICTOR e. ADLER's
10 Per Cent Clothing House 10
DIT and 929 9TH St NV. corner Massachusetts, sva
Strictly One Price,
~Open Saturday until IL pm d21
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CRAZE SEEDS csrsEp ruK TKouRrE-Fort

CRAZE SEEDS Caused THE TRoUBLE--Fort the past
A. Fel.rs Giles PllLlIn, near fonda. " Y has
Tn trOubrd tr,- 4u-nty with terrible pains in his
-. accompanied Oy large swelnngs, which Would
lIlli- On hen troubled with cold or having over
-grSesi. About "A week agO he had a severe attack
70 InnAmlaJiOn " the bowels He grew worse
IJlIly 1ud 10 uas decided 20 call Dr. Nandeyere
sill. with Dr. i. l. BuckOse, performed an opera
tll and IO0nd the cause Of all tine trouble TO be
Tao sra DC seeds, winch had lodged in tue stomach
~ year> ago, and working their way through the
- .lig caus-d the swelling and Inflammation At
l-st accounts Putnam was dong well
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NAKED LAMP IN A MISE.-A terrible explosion
~ gAs occurred IN the Nottingham mine al Ply
a. uth. Pa. last evening. A party OF six miners
eii-r-d breast where the ventilation was defect
De, causing the sas 10 accumulate 10 a great ex-
i-ul- A miner who came along with a naked Lamp
\ 1iIst1 The gAs u explode and six were seri-
oA.y burned Their names are John Rowland,
ms DAVIS. Richard Davis, James Kelley, Davis
A. Lshe-s. and David Davis. The frsI four named
are fatally burned about the face and body and
t.4s last two badly Injured.
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IMPRISONED. ruoroaN,vv,,.o.

=, hfkisoSkp, THOUGH NEVER LEGALLY Indicted
~ Was announced In New YORK yesterday that
a gust senult<, serving a term In the Emira Re
= fil4tory TOT bars ary and Chas Edw ards sery-
d In sing sing Prison for assault were never
ildieted IL sez..ns that the word ..tl,rnis,,edn
e-1aliy stamped On me face OF bill OF indict ment
= as In these Two Cases accidentally Stamped on
t.s becA- The foreman OF The grand tury over
ishEa the stamp and signed the Indicfn Tn.
arp was also overlooked In the District Attor-
- > ONCE. and the men were arraiyned pl,.aded
'4lity AMI were sentenced Their reInesly now 4,
wit q habess corpus, and they VIII 0oQDtless
BE speedily released.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIS HoRsE-A special to the
BalulnOre -ASssTic,Da from Frederick Nd SAYS :
l-4rry Noo1. young man living near Newmarket
tl.s eoaaty, went CUT Tuesday 10 shoot haw as
O.. united on a spirited horse. The horse became
--Il1LSgco.e, and threw the young man. The
glu MAS cxplO1gd accidentally, and the contents
s.ei IN the stomach OF the horse, fatally wound
- lr animal
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COLDER TINS EVENING.

COLDER TINS EVENING.
COLDER STILL TO MORROW AND A COLD WAVE
LATER. WHEN THE COLD WEATHER ARRIVES
1T WILL PROBABLY REMAIN AWHILE.
WOULDN'T IT BE WISE TO PROVIDE FOR IT.
YOU WANT AN OvERCOATs WHERE CAN YOU
FIND NEWER OR MORE FASHIONABLE STYLES,
BETTER GOODS OR BETTER WORKMANSHIP
THAN HEREs WHERE CAN YOU GET AS GOOD A
GARMENT FOR THE SAME MONEY, LOOK THE
CITY OVER EXAMINE EVERY OTHER STOCK. SEE
WHAT YOU CAN FIND, AND THEN TAKE A
LOOK AT OURS. YOU'LL FIND LARGER STOCKS,
BUT IF YOU FIND AS CLEAN" A ONE AS OURS,
WITH AS FEW OLD GOODS IN 1T. LET US KNOW
1T.
WHERE CAN TOU FIND "SCHNABLE" BEAVERS,
LINED WITH The BEST SILK THAT'S MADE AND
MADE UPIN THE VERY BEST MANNER. FOR $40.
NEVER KNEW ANY ONE HERE TO SELL THEM
FOR LESS THAN $50
WHERE CAN YOU FIND AS HANDSOME
sATIN-LINED BEAVER COAT FOR SIS AS WE
SHOW YOR. OR WHERE CAN YOU FIND AS FINE
LINE OF INTERMEDIATE GRADES
IF YOU WANT CHEAP COATS. WE HAVE GOOD
ONES AT s12. IN VARIOUS STYLES AND coLORs.
OUR sl5 ONES ARE AS HANDSOME AS ONE AT
s25.
RECEPTION SEASON FAIRLY SETS IN, YOU'LL
WANT A STORM COAT. OR ONE OF OUR ENGLISH
OR IRISH CAPE OvERCOATS.
THESE ARE THE MOST STYLISH GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON. NO ONE ELSE HAS
THEM. NO ONE ELSE HAD THE COURAGE TO
BRING SUCH GOODS HEkE BUT OUR TRADE
APPRECIATE THEM. AND THERE ARE BUT FEW
LEFT
vxEv
BUT ONLY FEW OF EACH.
DON'T FORGET OUR HEAVY ENGLISH cAssI.
MERE SUITS; THE BEST AND MOST FAsHIoNA-
BILE GoOEs TO BE FOUND
DON'T FORGET that WE HAVE STORM
COATS" LONG. HEAVY AND WARM AS Low AS
sig. Anew LEFT AT Gle. BUT NO ASSORTMENT
OF SIZES
z h BARNuM / 90.
d20 93l PENN. AvENU1
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The body OF Chas. z Barch. boox -.
BROOKLYN, was found In New England s.iiro.a
box noat Yesterday. He had svidenf,v S,,so
through the hatchway. AAA'en
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Two passenger trains on the ST. Paul road col
ued al JscKson junction. lows, yesterday The
sineer, nreinan and oaggageman OF the west
'1Aa Train are thought " be fatally Injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-22

HIs STEP-CHILDRES AMONG THE yIcTIMs.-Jas
Muir, land agent OF Austin, Tex, was arrested a
lew dtys ago on charge OF forging a note for
500 since then II has been discovered that his
Tor -eries may reach many thousands. His VIC
ulls are welL-knOwn brokers IN Austin and his two
sfep-ehiidren- AFTER having, as alleged, misap-
., praJed their estate. valued at 10000, he APP
i'd FOR their guardianship, and, after Ming a
bond, Grew IRON bank 81 800, leaving the children
penniless- IL has transpired that the bond Is a
lrSery.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

uALLEr d DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
III Iianos, improved by new patentA- special eeleo-
ton for Holiday Season Fifty Of thoes Pianos
ordered for the New England Conservatory tell the
story OF supreme excellence. II. L SUMNER, Agent,
S1l 9th ST. n. OIL
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q Chrissnas GIN for Mrs. Logan.
split His Head i'm Two with an Axe.

NOGALEs, ARIz, Dec. ;$S-One OF the most brutal
butcheries that has ever taken place occurred at
Willard station the other day. The section fore
rbO1per DoIh NexIcans- became involved in a
q llrTel and finally came 10 blows The nsticun
vas a bloOdleSs arflir, but the foreman became
enraged. and, picking up track wrench, struck
the wOOdchopper with IL, and the latter grabbed
w his axe and dealt his antagonist terrible
blow with the sharp edge, splitting his head COM
pletely open. The victims face and the front half
Of bis head dropped down upon his breast. present.
ny most sickening sight The wOOdchopper was
arr e-ted and LODGED IN the Hermoslllio jail The
people In the vicinity are greatly excited. and he
VIII soon be called upon 70 face line OF loaded
rifles
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WEEKs 4 CO., Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAl- ESTATE ON BLADENSBURG ROAD NEAR
WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANY'S
WORKS.
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing date2a
on the twenty-fourth day OF November, 1885, S&
and recorded In lber No. 12O7, folio 466, of the-
land records OF the District Of Columbia will sell
at public auction in front of the premises on TUES
DAY. the TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
1887, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, the
following described real estate, situate in the county
OF Washington District of Columbia, to wit All those
certain pieces parcels of land known described
one hundred and twenty-five Q22), in WagYamanS
subdivision of part of Long Meadows
Terms OF sale cash. one hundred dollars will be re-
CURED as soon as property is bid Of Ali conveyance
ing and recording purchasers II terms are not
complied with i'll seven days the property will be
sold at the isk and cost Of the defautng purchaser
J. E YOUNG,
THOMAS ". FOWLER,
dl3tuth.e.EdS Irusfaas
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nRuxKExNEss OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
HAISxs' GofbKN sPECific

can b sivsn In cup Of coffee or tsa Without u
knowisdge q the psrson taktng II; shsoutsly haEa-
Whether the patient Il modseste df1nksr or n sco
hoiic wreck Thousnnds Of drunkards have bsen mad
taGnpeEste Who have taken 0oidnn Specific n 49,
codee without their todey believe th6y
gut drinking Of thsir own free viii IT EEvkk FAlLA
oanes - uttee impoofity tor ths hquos sVpstts 70
j. WARE Under Ebhatt Houss. ana
kk HELPakxsTiNkl Ath = sna ysrIoassvs,
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PHILADELPHIA STORE
ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN IN DOLLS.
12-inch Full-Kid Body Bisque Head, Csc.
2O-inch Csc
These are Special Bargains:
Jointed- Dolls. Bsque Head at zoe.
SOC, 75c, a.
Another Lot of the BRASS wHISK.HOLDERS AND
BROOMS complete at Csc,
few left of the 80 LACE CURTAINS at Sl5O
new lot of the LISLEsPUN UMBRELLAS, with
natural wood handles, in 20 and 28-inch: also with
Gold and Silver Tips These Umbrellas are warranted
not to cut or fade
Bargains in HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES'
GENTLEMEN, GIRLS AND BOYS.
Bargains in MEMS NECKWEAR
Bargains DRESSING CASES.
Bargains in MANICURE SETS
Bargains in FANCY GOODS of all descriptions
Open till 8 pm.
CARHART LEIDY.
d21 92S 7th and 700 st NV
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EGRAMS TO THE STAR
IN A TRANCE TWO DAYS
rious Results OF the Faith Cure On
Wan.

81 Lorrs Dec "a dispatch 70 the Globe
isnlOcTaf from Hlnnibal NO., gives details OF q
range case OF trance which has occurred there
- aSesult OF the preaching OF Mrs. Woodwork a
fafth cure evangelist Several persons protested
10 have been cured Of disc use during The meetings
but the strang-st case - that OF Char es A Kelly
y no went INTO trance Friday evening, from
which he I'D not recover until sunday evening
Although Mr.. Kelly did not make any profession OF
Lyon h had been attending Mrs. xuodwOrIh's
m -etin-S Friday evening wlen ne returned from
work ~ appeared 20 be In perfect health and
after eating a hearty supper sat down TO rest.
VIII sitting meditatlng and praying silently ne
with him but his wife. and she was badly
frightened. but mInlge1 TO drag him 20 the bed
sna tnel ran 1or medical assistance The doctor at
hrst thought that ne WAS stricken down win apo
pleNy, Tut thorough examination deyei-
o2ed the tact that sucn was not the case, and
n va unable 10 decide or explain his condl-
fi0r Mr. Kelly lay IN this Condition until about
1p.51 IN, when he partially recovered. and his
nrst words Were: Praise the Lord, oh my soul"
he then again became helpless and remained so
In greater part Of the night Saturday morning
Iwo tIctors called and made an examination OF
! be Csc; Mter trying several experiments they
phi I'D him with needless but he showed no signs
= consciousness About 10 o'clock Saturday
,n1rning h rallied and drank cOdee and talked 10
bis vie. He told ner that he was conscious OF
,efy thing that Was going on, but that he was
bF!ess 1ad for her not to let the doctors expert
r 70 with him any more, as IL gave him great
pain He remained In the queer condition until
sunday afternoon. when he was finally restored.
Dc ,1ld that ne was conscious all the while, but
stteriy helpless lie suffered no pIin whatever
except when the physicians were experimenting
WIKI him
q Christmas Gift for Mrs. Logan.
PrTsBURG, Dec. "a special TO the Post from
Youngstown, ohio. SAYS: JOnn A. Logan, Jr., OF
tbs city, proposes remembering his mother, Mrs.
I5en. Logan, In a substantial manner at Christmas
he has just had nnished here double set OF har-
hess costing $500. for the carriage team owned by
Ms logan The massive ornaments are OF pol
shed dOOr-plate silver, bearing his monogram
Tle gift will be presented 10 Mrs Logan Satur-
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS
Silk Hats, S5. 60, o. and g.
Derby Hats, $3.50. SO. $3.50, q and S.
Sealskin Caps. rolling bands 8 III and ais
Boys sealskin Caps 75c to a.
sealskin Gauntlets, SIS to S25 Handsome present
for physician.
Beaver and Nutria Gauntlets and Muffiers az so
to 30.
Agents for the sale Of ''Youmans" and "Knoxn New
York Hats.
STINEMETZ SON,
1887 Pennsylvania ave.
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ARE You REALLY SELLING Our,
We are often asked this question and to sati sfv
everybody that the 80 =.
GREAT CLOSING-oUT SALE
OAK HALL,
COR 10TH AND STREETS
eau ana examine our stock and Prices which tell the
tale far better than any amount Of assuring do
BOYS SUITS AND ovERCoArs
On suits and Overcoats for boys, ages to IL we
have cut prices just in half which makes them really
lower than the cost of manufacture
ON SUITS AND ovERcoATs FOR BOYS,
AGES ID TO lS
have still further reduced Prices which were a.
ways the lowest in the city, by onethrd This makes
them undoubtedly the best bargains in Clothing ever
offered.
OvERCOATs
We have been greatly overstocked on vercosts but
thanks to the low Prices at which we have offered
them, the stock has been greatly reduced Still we
nave full line and have doubt that at the Prices
they are offered they will be closed out word
to the wise. &c.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Will pay to buy them. for future use And we can
suit every one with Suit, from Satin lined Full
Dress to good Business Suit at &C.
PANTS.
full line Of Pants from the smallest childrens size
to 40 waist. Prices o. X.
$ ! + s. III III At E., E.,
COR TENTH AND sTs
Open till . p m. Saturday till II p. m d21
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CATTLE FOR BREEDISG.-A committee of stock
breeders or Illinois and other states met In Chi.
cago yesterday to select some member OF Congress
10 Introduce bill relating 10 the Importation OF
cattle 1or breeding purposes exclusively. Under
the old construction OF the law such ANIMALS were
admitted free OF duty but late rulings require pay
ment OF duty on all not kept by the importer ex.
ciusively. BY this ruling one Wisconsin firm has
paid $1,000 last year. The new law will not per-
mt OF this construction. IL will probably be in
trOduced in the House shortly
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BREAKING THE BILLIARD RECORD.-The most won
derful billiard run on record In public was that
MADE by Harvey McKenna, or Detroit, in Boston
last night. He had been matched to play Fred
Eames, billiard champion or New England, and
inning he made the score 2,497 points, the best
previous record being Vignaux, 1,54s, made in
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FUNERAL OF $. ?. RoUNDs.-The remains OF the
late ;. p. Rounds, publisher OF the Omaha Repub-
len. and ex-puD1c printer, arrived In Chicago
Yesterday morning and were taken TO the resi-
Ge-1ce OF his bro. ner-in-law, Geo. b. Kane. The
services yesterday afternoon were conducted under
The auspices OF Apollo Commandery, No. i, Knights
Tefnplar, OF which Mr. Rounds was a member.
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